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Vergennes students honored for culinary skills, teamwork
THE VERGENNES UNION Middle School team of, from left holding their award, Alyssa Letendre, Ella Bee Apuzzo-Kidder, Silas Audy and Nick Fuller, won an award for their organization and teamwork at the annual Junior Iron Chef Vermont Competition. On the far left is Head Judge Jim Birmingham, the Roxbury Public Schools food service director.
Photo courtesy of Asia Kruse
April 17, 2025
A team of Vergennes Union Middle School students was honored for its culinary skills and teamwork at the 15th Annual Junior Iron Chef Vermont Competition, held on March 29 at the Champlain Valley Expo Center.
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